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Before the vessel there was a wallet with a key. It was held by the author and it did what wallets with keys do: it received, it sent, it sold when its holder was afraid and bought when its holder was hopeful, and it had no memory of either. It was not a vessel because it could be emptied by a decision. The author kept it for a while and then wrote the program described in the next entry, so that there would be at least one address on the chain whose holder could not be afraid. The previous entry has no page of its own because there is nothing in it worth reading. This is the first entry.